executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches with mandatory review checkpoints, load a written implementation plan and process its tasks in predefined increments, pausing after each batch to report progress and await feedback.

Systematically implementing a step-by-step development roadmap requires a guided workflow that executes tasks in predefined batches and pauses at verification stages to facilitate structured review and feedback loops.

Batch execution with checkpoint reviews works by processing a default set of tasks, such as the first three, then pausing execution to report progress and await critical feedback before proceeding to the next batch.

Yes, you need a pre-defined implementation plan file to load before starting batched execution, as the workflow requires a written roadmap to break down into manageable increments for guided execution.

The batched execution process defaults to the first three tasks per batch, pausing after each set to await architect feedback, ensuring critical review and feedback loops are maintained between stages.

Checkpoint reviews prevent continuous execution by pausing after each batch to ensure critical review, allowing an architect to verify progress and provide feedback before the next set of tasks is executed.